How has your use of the Internet shaped you, your communication styles, and your identity? Does the e-netizen identity speak to you? In your answer, consider concepts from previous chapters.

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Instructions

I wrote main points I want to talk about. Please read the chapter to help answer the question. Attached you will find the rough draft and the chapter 11 readings.

Here is the siting inofrmation for the book. 

Ting-Toomey, S., & Chung, L. C. (2012).  Understanding intercultural communication (2nd edition).  New York: Oxford Press. ISBN 9780199739790.

you should answer the discussion question prompt, referencing the readings and resources provided in the week. Your initial post should be a minimum of 300 words, in length and include a minimum of 2 scholarly resources (Links to an external site.) in correct APA format. The textbook and/or required readings may be used as one of the required scholarly resources. 

How has your use of the Internet shaped you, your communication styles, and your identity? Does the e-netizen identity speak to you? In your answer, consider concepts from previous chapters.

After reading the section in Chapter 11 titled “Spatial Zone Dialectics,” reflect on your own relationship to the Internet and to others, and post a thoughtful response to the following questions: With which “pole” (solitude or tribal) do you identify most strongly? Give examples. How does this affect your relationships with existing friends and with making new friends?

Take a moment and think about how technology influences your communication with your friends, acquaintances, and loved ones. How much of your interaction time is face to face? How much of your interaction time is via a gadget? Could you go a week without technology?